Word: scholarships
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Upon recommendation of the Divinity Faculty, the following scholarships were assigned: Butterick Fund to James Caleb Justice, William Henry Mikesell and L. W. Sanford; Cary Fund to H. I. Katibah; Chapman Found to L. W. Sanford; Jackson Foundation to J. W. Reynolds, Paul Eugene Shannon A.M. '11, and W. E. Vandermark; J. H. Kendall Scholarship to Leonard Cushman '11; N. Kendall Find to H. A. Malouf; Kimball Fund to Leonard Cushman '11; Pomroy Fund to R. F. Fritz; and the Williams Fund to G. C. Kirksey and H. C. Merrill...
Members of the official Board of Advisors in the Law School, a body composed of third year men who hold high scholarship records, will attend the meeting tonight and will discuss any questions in regard to the School. Inasmuch as this board is the official bureau of information, prospective candidates are thus afforded an excellent opportunity to see how work in the Law School is conducted. It is hoped that all men in the undergraduate departments of the University who are contemplating studying law will take advantage of this meeting...
Today is the last day upon which students may apply for the Charles Eliot Norton Fellowships in Greek Studies for 1915-16, the Cheever and Hayden Scholarships in the Medical School, and for aid from the Loan Fund. The Loan Fund is open to members of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes, the Charles Eliot Norton Fellowships to both graduates and undergraduates of the University, the Cheever Scholarship to first year students of the Medical School, and the Hayden Scholarship to any student of the Medical School...
Members of the official Board of Advisors in the Law School, a body composed of third year men who hold high scholarship records, will attend these conferences and will discuss any questions in regard to the Law School. Inasmuch as this board is the official bureau of information for the Law School, prospective candidates are thus afforded an excellent opportunity to see how work in the Law school is conducted...
...sixteen states such. Elections will then be held from two of these groups each year, thus giving each state two elections in three years. The qualifying examinations are held every year in each state, and must be passed before a candidate is eligible for a scholarship. A candidate may take the qualifying examination in any year, and, if successful, go up for election in any subsequent year if he is still eligible...